Blizzcon 2009 was just as great if not better than last year last year. Blizzard once again held no punches with their annual conference. Last year there were 16,000 attendees, this year 20,000. Here’s my 5 favorite things about this year’s Blizzcon.
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Many gamers are bewildered at the notion of having to pay to play. On the other hand, millions of others - 11 million to be exact - have found the subscription fees well worth it in order to play Blizzard’s World of Warcraft, arguably the most successful MMO ever.
So here’s a venture into the mindset of a WoW raider.
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Everyone is looking for inexpensive ways of doing things, from necessities like food, shelter, and clothing to frivolous entertainment.
Families in which both parents work can definitely feel the strain of trying to support not only themselves, but also their kids. Who can determine the appropriate place to draw the line between frugality and a refusal to face responsibility?
Barak Obama’s Inauguration Speech
Watch and listen to President Barak Obama’s inauguration speech
World of Warcraft Patch 3.08
Blizzard releases a new WOW patch!
How To Throw a Gamer Party
Learn the proper way to throw a party.
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Pro Gamers
Wait…I did know this.
The Top 9 PC Games of 09
Check out the must haves and most highly anticipated games of 09.
World of Warcraft 3.0.8 Patch Notes
An In-depth article about the new WOW Patch.
5 Cool Gifts to Give Our Favorite Gamer
Add these items to your wish list.
Study: Female MMO Gamers Five Times More Likely to be Bisexual
That’s how I can tell…
NPD reveals best selling PC games of 2008
Top 20 best selling games of 2008.
Dawn of War II to Receive Day-zero Patch
Dawn of War releases a new patch.
“Looking for D to chest enchant,” might soon take on a whole new meaning for World of Warcraft players. Blizzard has implemented a character re-customization option, allowing players to change their characters’ names, facial features, hairstyle, and gender.
Game Design, PC, World of WarCraft
I’m not much of an experienced World of Warcraft player since I only logged a 10-week trial. And in the short time that I did play, only one thing motivated me: getting a sweet thing to ride. WoW features plenty of impressive rides that players can use and abuse, but I feel like Blizzard could use some fresh rideables in order to keep things interesting. Here are some ideas.
Thursday night: a night of either great excitement, or disappointment. This hinged on if you were lucky enough to find an email from Blizzard lighting up your inbox. For most of us, disappointment, though a number of you lucky dogs out there received this most treasured surprise: an invite to the WotLK beta. We have a quick rundown from the past few nights of what we now know, thanks to squelched alpha voices, and the new beta testers.
A few years ago, it was the hottest ticket to watch online program. Since then, I’ve pretty much ignored it.
Recently, German e-sports team SK Gaming (with help from Amok studios) began streaming live World of Warcraft content on Joost. And even though this isn’t going to break down the wall to spread gaming to a wider audience, it does one important thing: It gets folks to try Joost (if you haven’t) or rediscover it (it’s come a long way since the beta version).
